Pub. L. 83-326, tit. II, sec. 201

Sec. 201. Those lands acquired by the United States of America, without payment of compensation, under the Treaty of Paris and set aside for military purposes by Executive order, dated June 30, 1903, identified as follows: (a) A strip of land alongside of Munoz Rivera Avenue, San Juan, and east of Army medical building, containing four and eight-tenths acres; the site of the San Sebastian Guardhouse at 205 Sol Street, San Juan, containing five one-hundredths acre; old walls around La Fortaleza containing sixty-six one-hundredths acre; driveway to Insular Department Justice containing eleven one-hundredths acre, and all shown in detail on drawing numbered 15–02–142, dated August 15, 1951. entitled “Fort Brooke Military Reservation.” (b) Fort Mayaguez Military Reservation, comprising seven and five one-hundredths acres and shown on drawing numbered 18–01–180, dated August 17, 1949, entitled “Fort Mayaguez Military Reservation.”